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Speaker 1: In nineteen seventy six, when I was ten years old,

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I went camping with my family almost every weekend near McCall, Idaho,

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a couple of hours from our home. We had access

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to a precious gem claim in that area and we

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would dig for sapphires. We had a nineteen fifty five

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gmc truck and a pool camper that was about the

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same size, and both of them were heavyweights. We liked

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camp in a particular area each time we went, and

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it was a big meadow that you could only get

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to by crossing a small creek and driving up on it.

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There were several water sources close to the area, which

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meant we could fish and take a dip and walk

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along the stream, and we could hear the creek at night.

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It was very peaceful. The night of the incident, we

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pulled into the camp site later than usual, and because

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it was late, my dad didn't unhook the camper trailer

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like he would under normal circumstances. During the night. Just

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as we were about to fall asleep, something stepped between

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our pickup and the camper on the towbar that was

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still hooked up. And whatever this thing was, it was

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so heavy that it forced the hitch to the ground,

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and it tilted the back end of the camper clear

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up into the air, and it tossed my dad right

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out of the bed. Now we have no idea to

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this day what could have possibly done this or how

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heavy it must have been to do that. There's only

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enough room between the jack and the truck for something

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with two legs, and that meant a bear could not

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fit its body through there. We only have black bears

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in that area, and they don't weigh enough to move

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a trailer that much. But since we didn't get a

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look at it, we cannot say that it was a

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bigfoot or why it didn't just walk around the vehicle.

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But in the years since, I have heard many people

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tell of bigfoot messing with their campers, and over the

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years in the same area, we have smelled rank smells

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that came and went with no explanation, and we've heard

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vocals and sounds that we could not identify. On another occasion,

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we believe we heard big screams in Montana on one

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of our outings. It was so disturbing that I still

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remember it like it was yesterday. We were with my grandparents,

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as we often were, in the backwoods of Montana and

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down one of the roads where the grass had grown

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all the way up. We always camped there where there

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were never any other people. We were sitting around the

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campfire one night when we started to hear screaming and

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moaning howls that made the hair on our bodies stand

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on in and my grandpa, having been in the woods

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his whole life, said that he had never heard anything

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like this before, and he was so that we had

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to turn in for the night. We listened to him

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and we went to bed, and it was very unlike

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us because we would normally stay up until all hours

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of the morning, making some'mores and singing and telling stories.

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But that night of those screams as we children were

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busy having fun, and it all came to a dead stop,

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leaving my poor grandfather to put out the fire by himself.

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Hey y'all, welcome to the podcast. I appreciate you clicking

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on the video. My name's Cameron Buckner and this is

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the Dixie Cryptid What If It's True Podcast. This is

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a short podcast. I got three really good stories, but

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at the end, after the third story, I want to

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tell you something that I'm doing with this channel. It's

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not a big deal. It's not a big deal, but

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I want to let you know. So hang with me

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till the end if you're interested in this channel, in

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this podcast, and I'll tell you what's coming up. Other

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than that, let's get on with the stories, all right,

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here we go. When I was twenty three, I was

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working on a ranch in West Texas. My job was

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to get on a skids steer and grub up mesquite

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trees and clearings to have small plots of crops planting

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for the cattle to eat. The rancher and I were

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good friends, so he allowed me to carry a rifle

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to shoot codies and hogs and bobcats that I came across.

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The only catch was that if I shot anything, I

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had to bring the bodies back and show them. Depending

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on the way to the animal, I would get a

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small amount of money. That was okay with me. The

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day was just getting kicked off, and as the sun

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came up, I drove to a clearing where I left

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the skids steer. The night before, I was finished with

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this particular clearing and I was about to move to

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another area. When I was loading the skids steer onto

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the trailer. My hand slipped from the chain that I

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was trying to pull through a hole to secure it

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in place, and I punched myself in the mouth well.

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I went to the rear view mirror on my truck

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to assess the damage, thankfully to see that the blow

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to my face only caused a busted lip and I

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didn't knock any teeth out. When I got in my truck,

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I saw a sounder of hogs trotting across the road

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toward me. The first thing that came to my mind

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was some extra cash, So I got my rifle to

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my shoulder and I jacked a thirty thirty into my

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Henry lever action and I took aim and took a shot,

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and the round cut through the morning air, throwing a

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decent sized saw to the ground. So I loaded another

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round into the chamber and dropped another hog, and then

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wrenched and repeated, and when I had four good sized

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hogs on the ground, the rest of the group turned

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and headed back from where they came. I turned my

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head to look in the direction that they were running,

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only to see a hulking black mass that had appeared

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out of no where, and it grabbed one of the

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huge boar hogs by its hind legs and slammed it

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onto the ground with a thud, killing it. The creature

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had a distinct canine muzzle, looked like a black wolf

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on steroids, and it leaped from one hog to the necks,

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picking them up and slamming them into the ground until

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they were all dead, and they laid in the middle

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of the road. Well. I sat and watched in pure

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amazement until it looked at me, and then, with its

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eyes locked on me, it stood upright on its hind legs,

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picked up the five hogs that it had killed, and

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held them up to me as if to say, I'm

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a hunter too, and I can whip you any day.

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For some reason, he didn't touch the four hogs that

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I had killed. Maybe it was a sign of respect,

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or maybe he didn't want to deal with me pulling

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my gun on him too. I work on another ranch now,

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tending to the cattle and other critters. I haven't I've

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seen this dog man thing since and probably never will again.

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And that's all right with me. Here is a story

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that I have. It's an email that I have in

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my ready to go file folder, and I'm looking through this,

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and it looks so familiar, And I can't remember if

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I put this on the podcast or not, and just

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didn't move it over to the done folder. Normally I

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don't do that. If I have done one, I move

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it to the other folder. That way I know i've

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done it. But and it may be that this looks

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familiar because I've just read it before I remember reading it.

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I'm gonna do it again, just out of caution, because

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this lady spent some time writing this and I want

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to make sure that her story gets on the podcast.

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So I'm going to read it. If I've already read it,

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I'm sorry. If you remember it, I'm sorry. But here

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we go. I have been blessed with five children. Each

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of them has had strange experiences, and this is one

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of them. And this is a story from my middle son, Matthew,

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and it happened when we lived in a rural area

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in southern Maryland when he was six years old and

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the nineteen seventies. Kids ran around outside from early morning

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until they got hungry, or until mom blew the whistle

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or yelled at them to come home. Matthew was no different.

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On one Sunday, afternoon in early spring, Matthew went into

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the woods to pick some wild huckleberries instead of coming

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in for lunch. While he was out there, he said

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he felt like somebody was watching him, and he got

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so nervous that he came in to tell me. Well,

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I told him that he probably got scared because the

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area of the woods where he had been were darker

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than the woods closer to the field where he usually played.

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I didn't dismiss him, though, because Matthew was not prone

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to make things up or exaggerate anything, even at his

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young age. He was a level headed kid. Two days later,

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he decided that he was going to go get some

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more berries, and he wanted to find out who was

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out there and see if they had moved on. He

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left the house at three in the afternoon, when the

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deeper woods were already pretty dark, and I asked him

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if he would rather go earlier the next morning when

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it was lighter, but he was determined, so I sat

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on the balcony drinking coffee to keep an ear out

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for him. He had been gone for close to forty

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minutes when he came back with a pail of berries

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and a funny look on his face, and I asked

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him if he was all right. Yeah, Mom, somebody's out

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there and they need a bath really bad. He said, Oh,

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good lord, there's a bum in the woods. I thought,

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fearful that there was someone out there who could hurt him.

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I told him to stay away from the woods for

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a while, and I thought whoever it was would move

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on soon enough. A week later, Matthew asked if he

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could go pick some more berries. This time I went

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with him to make sure the stea inky guy was gone.

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We had been there ten minutes and there was no

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sign of anyone, and Matthew kept picking berries, and I

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went back to the house to wait for him. I

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had hardly reached the porch when Matthew came running and

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crying out of the woods. So I ran to him

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and I hugged him, and I scrunched my nose up

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in disgust because he smelled as if he had rolled

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in garbage. What in the world happened? I asked him.

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He said, the hairy man came from behind the tree

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and it grunted at him, and it reached out to

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take his bucket away. He said the man didn't even

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have a real face, and that he was covered in

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brown hair all over his body. He said the man

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was big, and he smelled so bad that it made

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him gag. Well, I was horrified and I started to

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go see for myself, but Matthew begged me not to.

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Mommy growls an he hoots just like an animal. He's

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not human, He's a monster man. Matthew pleaded for me

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to stay with him. Well, seeing my poor level headed

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child to react like that was heartbreaking and terrifying, But

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I did listen to him, and when I told my

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husband now about it, he and a neighbor went to

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check out who the bomb was that was frightening the kids. Well,

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they didn't find any sign of a man, but they

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did find bare foot prints that were eighteen inches long

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and eight inches wide. They followed the footprints for fifty

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feet and then they just disappeared. At the base of

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a large tree. They found a few freshly broken branches

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and they could smell something like rotten meat, and thirty

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feet from where Matthew was picking the berries, they found

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the remains of what looked like a dog with its

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entire midsection and two front legs missing. No one went

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into the woods again as long as we lived there,

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but several other children backed up the description Matthew had given.

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The parents in our small neighborhood stood watch and none

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of the children were allowed outside without a parent on guard.

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We had never heard of Bigfoot at this time, but

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a year later, my uncle and my cousin had a

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visit from one for three nights in a row. Even

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banged on the back door as he walked around their

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wrap around porch. But that's a story for another time. Okay,

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here's what I wanted to tell you. There are two

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ways to listen to this podcast. One is like you're

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listening right now on YouTube. Another is where I take

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this audio and I upload it to the podcast. I

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call it the podcast network. I go through a podcast

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host and it blasts out to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, you know,

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any podcast app you want to listen to the what

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If It's True podcast on, It's on your podcast app.

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You just have to do a search. But sometimes I

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do different things on the podcast app than I do

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on YouTube. And what I've been doing the last well,

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since the end of May, I've been uploading a podcast

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every day for the last one hundred days of older

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stories that I've brought up, taken all of my commentary

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and re uploading them as archives, and they're just the stories.

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So when you click on the podcast, I just start

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telling stories. And I think there may be three or

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four where I left my commentary on the end of it,

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and I didn't mean to do that. It's just when

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For the most part, out of one hundred, there's probably

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ninety eight or ninety seven that have nothing but the story,

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no music, no commentary for me. Nothing. People have asked

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for that before. I don't know. Some people like to

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hear me talk. I don't know why, but other people

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don't want to hear me talk, and they just want

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to hear the story. So this is your chance to

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listen to the stories without me running my mouth. I

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have done this is because two or three reasons. Number One,

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those older stories that I recorded three, four or five

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years ago, the audio is poor on them because I

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didn't know what I was doing. I could barely read.

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I can barely read now, but I really couldn't read

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very well back then. Number Three, there's a lot of

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new people who are following the YouTube side of this,

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who have never heard those stories, and they're not going

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to go back in my library and just start listening

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to older podcasts. It's just the nature of YouTube. Once

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a video is released, it kind of loses its stam

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after about a week, week and a half, and then

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it's kind of lost to the age is it's in

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the library and you can always click on it, but

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people just lose interest. They want to listen to something new.

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And so the third reason I'm doing this was because

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there's a lot of new people following along the podcast.

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I don't want them to miss these stories. I think

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they'll enjoy them. Here's what I'm doing. You're going to

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see over the next two three videos pop up, and

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in big letters on the thumbnail there will be archive one,

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Archive two, Archive three, and in the title is going

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to be the same Arcive one two all the way

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up to one hundred. If you think or if you've

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listened to every single story I've ever done, you can

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skip those videos. But if you haven't heard all the

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stories and you're new to the channeler have come along

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in the last couple of years and you haven't gone

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back in my library and listened to some really cool,

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really good stories. I'm re uploading those for you. That's it.

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I'm just laying this out so I don't get any

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blowback in the comments section. But it's coming. I know

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it's coming. And then my newer podcast will just have

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my regular thumbnails. There'll be something unique. It'll be if

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you just scan through my video list now, you'll see

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what my thumbnails look like. I have a theme. I

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have kind of a I have the same thing going

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on every time. But if it's an archived podcast, it

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will say archive sixty eight, archive eighty two. If you've

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already heard them, you don't have to listen to them.

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I don't want to be redundant, but sometimes I try

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to be really clear when I talk about something new

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i'm doing, because inevitably someone misunderstands. Almost every time, and

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I get these comments, Oh, you're quitting the podcast. Nope,

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didn't say that. Oh you hate cats, No, never said

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I hate cats. Oh you change every story that you've

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ever done. No, we don't change any stories at all.

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It's like all this stuff kind of floats around and

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I get these comments, and I never understand where this

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stuff comes from. So I'm trying to be really clear,

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really thorough in what I'm telling you. The videos that

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you see that are archive videos will say archive number whatever.

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The title will say archive number what. Ever, if you've

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already heard them, you can skip them. You don't have

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to comment and say I quit upload and old stuff

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and why are you regurgitating your old stuff? Don't make

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that comment. There's no reason to do that because I've

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already warned you they're gonna say archive. If you've already

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heard them, you just go ahead and skip to the

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next video. You don't have to waste your time making

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a comment. There's no need to do that. Just don't

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watch the video, all right. I wanted to be really clear.

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I think I have been. I can't wait to hear

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or see some of the comments I get on this.

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All that said, I love you guys. I think these

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older stories are just as good as anything new I'm doing.

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And the audio is remastered. They sound really good. There's

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no music, there's no talking, there's just the stories. And

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for people who like that, I hope you enjoyed it.

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All right, I'm gonna shut up. Appreciate you listening to

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this podcast, and we'll see on the next one. Thanks